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The First Nations Health and Social Secretariat of Manitoba (FNHSSM) collaborates with 63 First Nations, 7 tribal councils, and 3 PTOs to promote awareness of health issues and enhance the well-being of individuals and communities. They aim to empower First Nations to control their health through unified efforts, while respecting traditional knowledge and providing education and training. Their mission is to assist Manitoba First Nations in achieving and maintaining total well-being by implementing effective programs, protecting indigenous values, and supporting research that informs decision-making.

Moving Beyond
Land Acknowledgements
Disrupting Anti-Indigenous
Racism in Healthcare Conference 2026

February 18-19, 2026
Radisson Hotel Downtown
288 Portage Ave
Winnipeg, MB Treaty 1 Territory
$750 Registration fee
This conference centres Indigenous-led perspectives and critically examines how Anti-Indigenous Racism operates across healthcare, health education, research, and policy— calling for accountability, allyship, and meaningful action to create change
Update! Registration Fees are waived for accepted presentations
COMMUNITY NEWS - COALITION OF FIRST NATION ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES RECRUITMENT

We encourage individuals to join the Coalition before February 1st 2026. Your participation in the Group is important. For us to prove Canada has discriminated against First Nation adults with disabilities in Manitoba, we must hear about what you and your family have gone through. Your story is necessary so we can change the system so others do not have to suffer through same experiences.
Please email completed forms to Keelin Griffin (Public Interest Law Centre of Legal Aid Manitoba) kegri@legalaid.mb.ca
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